Trepon MMIorlcal !
City Hall
MEDTORD MAIL TRIBUNE
WEATHER?
1'nlr tonight unit Tucxtlrtjr
Muv. n.H( mim, ::i.
SECOND
EDITION
l'irlf mriind Yi-nr
illy-HVfiilh Yr
Mil EXPLORER SCOT!
FEL1Z DIAZ IS
nrlrf Revolution Accom,.ll'! s Re
Irnsc ol Old Dictator's Kr.iliM
Irom Prison and Ends Willi His
Drclnrlnn Himself President. I
Orntral Hcyrs Also flclcascd Trom
Prison Is Amonii Twn Hundred,
Klllrd In Rattle. '
MKXICO CITY, M'N.,:
Kfli. Kl.-I'Vnncisi'o I. Ma
dent, prcttidcnt of Mexico i
wax today cliiiiiini as air
riicni.v oV the republic li, '
(leiicrid I'Vli I Ma, nepliev
of I'orfirio Diaz who lias pro
claimed hiiiiHcIf provisional
president of the republic.
.ltidero and his I'ainilv I'll d
Irom the city carh todn.
DiMcoiitontcd troops re
lmncd (leiici'iil Mcrnardo
Uccm and l-Vli. Diaz Irom1
rixoriand they iiiminliati In '
cd a revolution against Ma
.Icro Sunday. On. Ivc.u-.s was
killed in thi) skirmish in
Ironl of the palace. .Two
hundred art reported killed
in Sunday's battle.
(lencral I'Vli. Diaz is In
complete control of the cap-'
ital and hifs force is maintain
hit; order. i
.Ww U ('uiifliiiittt i
WAH1IINOTON. Vsh. lo. Conor
motion of flwifml IVIi Dm' rclenc
I nun prison H1 tli mihsequent cap
tor .if Mxln City bj tit evolution
M reiwtd by IIih atiito depart
iii ut hrv lotln.v in mi official dis
IHilrh from American Aiiibumudor
W'il-tn. Il is fNiil Dim Mini hi mmi
pinclicMily r hi control f lh en
tire ifily.
Am ilmtn of lb diplniinitii onrt,
Auibitindur Wilii iiffiniiillv deinaii-ib-d
of both (IpiioimI Dinis mnl Piol-li-iil
Mnderw full pioloetlon f nil for-i-iHiier.
Scoietary Kno.x Inn wiled
WiUitii li icpoil linmediiiloly detail
III' (-.MIllilMIIIM nt Hi Moxienii I'lipilltl.
Whether Amciitnn wnrhi will If
ni-lu-il t Mexico probably will !
pi-tiil mi W'iIoii's llllWcr.
AiiiliiiHiiilnr W'iUon' ii'pnit o llu
slate ili'imilnu'iit suid:
"Tint u'volt stalled i'iuIv Sunday,
(loiicrul llinx mnl Ito.o wcio iolonod
limn prison. (Icnciul Kcos wii kill
id in I In' fmht nbnnt I ho pnlnoo
Kipiiiri. Two bundled persons im
(Continued on I'ai;o C)
F
DN TO BORDER
l-:i PASO, Tow, Keli. 10.- Most of
I III- I'eileinl Me.MC'UII 1 1 oops ill fill
liiinliuii nImIo urn ileelnriui; for l'Vlto
Wwt. toiluv, flliiwiiiK Hieii' rci-civiiiK
Hie newh of Kin acliMtiiw In Mexico
tily. Tlicy were Kept in iiiuornneo
of llio cioiiilitloiw in Hi" cnpitiil .von.
leiilny, It i oxpci'iml Hint Dinz'
Nlmiil'mil will Iki ruined rvi'iyulieto
lliioiiKliout llio sliilo licifnru uIkIiI.
At .lunrc. llio Kitrribon of liOUO U
Hi ill in iKiiormiiio of lluwo ilovolop
liieiiU. Tlicv uro IicIiik kept in their
InirniokH mnl uro not nllowed In eom
iniiuiciilo with Hi" onlwhlo world. Ah
ii i-CHiilt lio. lmo not yd descried
.Miuk-ro.
PRDCUHED AS
NEW PRE SPENT
EDERAL
PS
DECLARE
OR
UNDER FEL1Z DIAZ CAPTURE CJTYJ3F IIP FROM MAPI
Principals In
Sunday's Battle
oe.nri(al r I. MADLKO
' MUfAI. JUJIOOK KKXCXf
lnv( I'rc lilt ill MniKro, who in
Ilc.lti ' ll- Ilia fainlh Ik low, (iui
dill Id w ill!a In Kittle
I'AIIIS, Poll 10 DcltKlil oviT liln
iu'IiIihw m ovi-rthrow or Prunrluro 1.
Muiluro, iirxulilmit of .Mnxlco, wan tu
lirMioil In ii toloKrnin rccolvnl hero
toiluy from I'orfirio Dim. former
pruMlititiil of Hint lopiiiillc, from
Cnlro, KRpt.
Ilttforo kmvliiK I'liln, Ola prcillrt
oil Mmlciro'H ilowufnll, bccMuo llio
liittur nimlii prouilsoH to tlin pooplo
which ho hud no Intention of fill
fllllUK. It I lii'llcvoil hero that
inonoy fiirtiUhi'il to I'orfirio Dlax
cuiimihI I'ollv Dim' roloaHo from prl
koii ami nlno that tin former pnM-ili-nt
Ik ImrkliiK the now- revolt.
WASH INll H)ST. l-'eli. 111.- Atlor-
ney (leiierul 'Leixh-in lull., tiu.i'-
ly miuouiiccil his uppiin r. L Hie.
Sniiiliei-o I'lu-ifio mnl Union l'm-inc
pluu lo disMoUn their uui'cil inter-
erttri, follow mc ii eonloietico with the
nl tnu'K of the ruilronilx,
W'ickeihum Iniiismitteil nil lite va
pern in the cuc l the federni eonrt
In Suit l.nl.e City with an order for
the court to mipcrvixo the oponiliju
of the dissolution outliueil.
AS
PREMIER OF JAPAN
TOIxlO. Kelt. 10. l'iciuier h'.iUurn
nuil his enhinet icniKtied loiliy lic
cniiHO tho diet ictused lo rcsoiiid its
luck of eonl'ideiKO otc, iillhoiih ic
ipicxlcd to d v) ny the w i lo
KnlHiirii was stiiiicd on the lreet
after his iCHhjnutlou was iniulo puh
lie. Itiotcrs nl o attip'l.cd oven
nicnt buildings mid nowspitpe nfi'tctu.
ii i i r t " mgmmammmKmmmmmm
PRIIO
DELIGHTED
W
NEPHEW'SV CTORY
MKDFORD,
AND PARTY
F
OFF 10 MEXICO
Inlrrvenllon by Unltfd Slates Hot
! Planned But Safrty of Americans
I and Forelnners DemandedHold
Mexico Responsible for 'All Losses.
Mo Immediate Danner Threatens Bit
Situation Is Grave and Crisis Now
Exists.
WAHiiiNtrroN', ivi in -Poor
Amtrlran Hrirnhltm will he rent to
Mi xlrmi port to exorclxe "moral
fiine ' for the protection of American
llve nnd property nhoiilil the Ulat
roolntlon Hpreiul throiiKhioil the
r ptihlli- Thin wait the derlilon or
the Mute ilepartmont thin afternoon
Two of thn warnhlp. It In drcldeil
will ho went to Vera Crux, one to
Tai;t Iro nnd the rruUer Denver,
whlih now In at Acapnlro. will hi?
ordered to remnln there Indefinitely
The w'pufli nviillahle for Immed
lute dlnpntcli to Mexico are the r.un
Itoat WheelliiK and the crulner Den
M olnen
liiteneiitlnii .Vol I'limiwil
( lllHpntchen to tho tato dopnrtinent
thU nflernoon declare that forelKnern
, In Mexlro City and elnowhcre In tho
country are In no Imniedlato danger.
l)lKciinlti the Mcilran nltiiatlon
hero thin nfternoon, Secretary of
State Knox unlit:
"W'htlo tho nltiiatlon In apparent
ly grave and Indlcaten a crlxl hat
hcen roached, It doon not yet appear
that there In the Hghtent imnnlhlllty
nf America InterforrlnR Talk of
, Intervention at thin time U prema
ture an nothlnK hot an upheaval
JeepardUlm: American liven wilt
ehniiKo the Kovemmeiit's nonlnler
ventton policy."
Held to Answer
CoiiRrt'ttman Hnutlll of New Jer
ney Introilnced a reolntlon In tho
honuo today illrertliiR Secretnry
Knox to Inntruct Amhavnailar Wllnon
at Mexico City to 'notify the exist
ing Kovernment of Mexico that It
will ho held Mrlclly and Immediately
niiHworahlo for nny Injnrlonn nctn to
American IIh or property."
Intorvlowed on tho Mexican situa
tion ConKrcnxman M unlock of Kan
HnH mild; "Kill flrnt nnd Inquire nf-terw-ardH
In tho nlato departmenCn
policy. It nhould hrliiK tlio liluuli of
nhamo to nny American's cheek. The
policy Is Insipidly weak. If n Kuro
pean country were concerned we
are Mexico would ho forced lo niiHwer
In ouo day,"
ASK EXPLANATION OF
OUR WARSHIPS
ASMORALFORCE
WASlllNflTON', V'eli. tO.-Senntnr
Miles Poindcxler lodav introduced in
tho Hcnatc a u'solulion demnndinj;
Unit Seeretnrv of lh Tieasury Mao
VcIkIi submit n coniplelo CNplanalion
of llio "lieasiny circular No. f)".
Hudolph SpreckelH, a San Vrancis.
co millionaire nnd politician, reeontly
hint tied official circles hero by de
elmiiiK Hint i,U) ,l,ll,r wiw dniiKeroiw,
thieatoned set ions financial dislutb
nnces and hlionld bo reM'indcd iiuino
diatoly. LEGISLATURE SEES GOOD
ROADS AT HARYSHILL
VOHTIiAND. Veb. 10.- Members
of llio Oregon lejjislnluro who visited
jraryshill, W'usliiiiRton, Sunday to iu
bpoct llio roads built under tho direc
lion of Samuel Hill, ono of tho most
prominent uood roads advocates in
llio country, mo today enthusiastio
over llio rciuIlH which can Iio obtain
ed ItY buildiiiK loads under scicntilio
cumlitionu.
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OUKCJON, MONDAY, KKimi'AKY 10, 1912.
OF fl FROZEN 10 DEATH
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CAPTAIN ROnEKT F 3C0T1
MRS. SCOR ON
E
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SAN VltANTlStO. Veb. lO.-Mrs.
Kobeit V. Scott ( London, wife of
Cnplaiu Seolt, Hh Ilriti-h exploier,
who is revirted to have met death at
McMiirdn Sound with the other mem
bers of hi MMith polar expedition
sailed from Ihi port last Wedno'.dny
on the Aornuci for New Zealand to
welcome her lucdmud. Ilefure lea -inu
Mt. Scott predicted that hur
huhbaud would not leaeh eivilizntion
for at least two months.
"Coiiieqitenlly," added Mrs. Scolt.
"I expect to leach the Antipodes ia
ample time to greet him nnd hear his
story of bis three years experiences
in Ihe mmiIIi pole rvKioni from his
own lips, I e.xpoet our meeting to
Inko jdaeo at one of tho bOiPh New
Zealand porK"
COAL STOCKS HEAVY
XKW YOKK, Veb. 10.--The stock
mnrket elo-.ed dull today. Declines
were fractional, with tho cxoeplion of
Canadian I'aoitie which lol 2V'i
points. Coal clocks displayed unex
pected licnvinoo. Sonio selling by
tho tradiu! elements imlueed by the
renewed Mexican involution. Vo reign
markels weio depressed.
Sonthein Pacific touched IOMh,
tho lowest since 1010. Sled iiImi
slumped. IlouiK wero ensier.
E
10
PASADENA, Cnl, Veb. 10. That
tho Immeuso UiiKKouhelm smeltiut;
Interests may ho moved liodlly from
tho United States to South America,
U tho declaration of Isnao Oukkou
helm, who Is In Pasailonn today.
GitKRonliolin cites two reasons for
too posslhlo change, nutt-corporatlon
legislation In tho United States and
tho business opportunity offered by
tho i-omluR operation of tho Panama
cnunl,
WAY I WELCOM
EXPLORE
1
GUGGENH
of Capt. Robert Scott
MR
CLEVELAND
IDE OF
I'IM.NTKTON, N J.. Veb. In.
Mrs. Orover (.'levebind. wife of the
former president and Prof. Tho'iin
1. Preston of Princeton uuivoilt.
were married at ten o'clock Mi'cy.
Prcnideiit llibbeii of Princeton pit
sided al the ceremony. The wedding
wtis simple.
As Miss Vranees VoUom. Mr.
Cleveland was the fitt white, house
bride. She became engaged to Piof.
Prchton M'venil months ago
The wedding took pltioo in Piof.
Hibben's home '.eu o.-ily ll.o member
of tho unmedints families ami a few
intimnle friends nf tho couplo Ir-iis
present. An nttempt was made to,
keep the news ot tho weotlmg secret
until tomorrow and nu hour nftor Ihe
ceremony flat denial Shut it hud Ir.k
en ilaee was made. It had beer, gen
erally helieed Ihe marring.' was lo
have been deferred until after Kuster.
It is stated Ihe couple will leave to
i ight for Vloridu to spj,l (lie wi-Uer.
IN SPUE OF BLEASE
WASHINGTON, l-Vli. 10 Oover
nor Dloiiso of South Carolina can
keep his etato mllttla at homo If ho
wants to, on Inauguration day, mout
hers of tho eommltteo today an
nounced, but tho colored mllttla and
civic organizations whoso scheduled
presence In tho parado equsod tho
governor's order, w III march Just tho
same. Nearly 1000 negroes will ho
In lino It Is said. Whllo deploring
tho attitude taken by tho ohet oto
cutivo ot South Carolina tho Inaugu
ral eommltteo members expressed no
surprise In vlow ot tho governor's
well known views.
FIVE MILES IN 4:20
IS TETLAFFS RECORD
l.OS ANOV.I.KS, Veb. 10. Vie
miles in four minutes and twenty sec
onds is the new track recoid held to
day by Teddy Tetlaff, who motored
that distance on the Ascot Park cir
cle in tho best time ever clocked on n
southern California course. Tho fig
ure clips moro than n second fiom
tho provious record established by
Harney Oldfiold, several years no,
Tho truck was in poor condition,
BECOMES BR
PRESTON
IN DASH TO
AV
E
ALAWY
OAR
EXPLORATION EMDIilON
ARE SOUTH
Extent of Disaster Not Disclosed But It Is Believed That Only Five of
Party Perished Records Found at McMurdo Show That Scott Reached
South Pole January 18, 1912, But on His Return to Base of Supplies,
Brizzard Overtook Him and Before Shelter Could Be Reached, All
Froze to Death Scientists and Sailors Included In List of Perished.
LONDON, Feb. 10. Captain Robert F. Scott, British
south polar explorer, and all his party of five who made
he dash to the pole, were frozen to death at the depot in
McMurdo Sound after Scott had planted the British flng
beside the Norwegian banner left there by Captain ftoalrt
Amundsen, his successful rival.
This information, flashed by wireless from the relief
ship Terra Nova today to Wellington, New Zealand, reach
ed London within an hour afterward and created a sensa
tion exceeding anything the eity has seen in a decade.
Only a brief outline of the polar tragedy has so far been
received. The Terra Nova wirelessed that records, with
the dead bodies of the explorer and his men, told the story
of their achievements and of their fate. After reaching
the pole, these records declared, Scott and his. partv re
turned to their depot at McMimlo Sound, but arrived
thole in the midst of a liowiing blizzard with the tempera
ture so low mat unman Doings
:-J-o-delails.havo yet been
few words of the tragic story and but little information
lias been gleaned as to how the bodies were found. Onlv
laconic messages from the Terra Nova that she was re
turning after a "groat calamity" nnd tho unsatisfactory
information that Scott and all his companions were dead
has yet reached the world as a grim foretaste of the great
est of polar tragedies.
Of tho slxty-slx men who accom
panied Scott many wero scien
tists of note. Those host known
wero Lieutenant K. II. Kvans, sec
ond In command; Dr. K. A. Wilson,
chief of the scientific staff; Lieuten
ant V. L. A. Campbell. Lieut. H. L.
Mall, magnetic and mcteorloglcal ob
server; Lieut. K. do P. Henlss; Lieut.
II. It. Mowers; Knglneor Lieut. E. W.
Hlley; surgeon and zoologtst, O. W.
Kvlck; surgeon K. L. Atkinson, bac
teriologist and parasitologist, and F.
II. II. Drake, secretary ot tho expedi
tion.
Dentil I.M Cut Down
Reports received lata tonight In
dicate that only five perished, Cnp
tnln P. Scott and four of bis GIj com
panions. This so far as can be
learned by conflicting fragmentary
dispatches from New Zealand lata to
night Is tho truth sifted out ot a
mass of reports received today which
it first were taken to declare that
SOFIA. Fob. 10. Completo route
of tho Turks before Ilulnrl. with
heavy loss of life, Is reported In dis
patches received hero today from
tho front. Dead and wounded, the
dispatches said, littered tho battlo
field on Saturday,
Tho panic stricken Ottoman troops
nro reported to hnvo tlod without
their flags, rifles and machine and
Hold guns.
"Tho number of men killed among
tho Bulgarians," says a bulletin Is
sued today by the war office horo,
"Is not yot known, but It appears to
havo been Insignificant."
MEXICAN REBELS READY
TO ATTACK BORDER TOWNS
AUSTIN, Tex., Veb. 10.-Volowinu
information received by Governor
Colquitt that Mexican rebels are pre
vailing to attack Piodras, Negra,
Matamoras, Nucvo luiredo, mid other
towns on the Mexican sido of tho
bonier, detachments, of state ranger
arc to ho tabled to tho border ;uurd.
COMPLETE ROUTE
TURKISH IROOPS
BEFORE BULARI
NO. 275.
SOOTH POLE
;i
could not survive the cold.
loan
ned of wliTi vi'rirn flii limf
every man with Scott had met death
In an antarttc blizzard at McMurdo
Sound.
Karller tho dispatches which wero
received and which wpro rotayod
from Wellington, N. 7.., afer tho re
ceipt there of wireless messages from
tho Terra Nova, Scott's supply ship,
said tho "entire Scoit party," wore
dead. This now Is believed to refer
to tho "flying squardron" of four
men who, with Scott, started Janu,
1th. Ii:, for the pole from a point
ISO miles south.
FlyliiR Squadron Only
It Is believed that after reaching
tho pole, Scott and his companions
Dr. Wilson. Captain OateJ, Lleutnunt
Dowers and Petty Officers Evans
were overwhelmed by a blizzard on
their return journey nnd tbut other
mombors of tho expedition later found
tholr bodies with notes ot tho trip
which attained for Scott his life's am
lilnltlon and also cost his life.
;T
ALLIES 10 REOPEN
IE
LONDON, Feb. 10. Sir Edward
Grey, foreign minister, conferred
hero at length today with tho Turk
ish ambassador nnd a news agoncy
reports that within a week tho Turks
will ask tho allies to reopen pcaco ne
gotiations prepared, It Is said, to
concede to tho Christians till but
completo control.
CETTINJB, Montenegro, Feb. 10.
Tho xvar offlco horo toduy an
nounced that tho Montonoerln army,
with King Nicholas and Prince Peter
In command, havo captured the
Heights ot Danlaujoll, u position
commanding tho defenses of Scutari,
Tho Dardunjol! hoighls were cap
tured only after the florcest fighting
which lasted from Sunday morning
nil day yesterday, nil last night nud
pnrt of today. Servian forces nldpd
tho Montenegrins who captured the
position only uftor threo futile at
tempts to storm It,
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